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Suggest Treatment For Anal Rash In A Child

My 15 days old baby boy is having red rashes around his Anal hole. We change the dispensed clothes every 2 hour but still seeing rashes..We give him only breast milk, if hiccups occur gripe water will be provided. Some times we use to give water drops..
Wed, 31 May 2017
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hi,
at this age most common is diaper rash or nappy rash.
- you can apply ointment of Calamine on the affected area and all the area of skin that comes in contact with diaper before applying diaper.
-Avoid rubbing excessively while cleaning the affected area.
-Use soft wipes for cleaning rather than any rough cloth.
-If the rash is persistent, in spite of this ointment and if the rash spreads to different areas, visit a paediatrician for clinical examination .other probability that it could be dermatitis .this require special management.

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Suggest Treatment For Anal Rash In A Child

hi, at this age most common is diaper rash or nappy rash. - you can apply ointment of Calamine on the affected area and all the area of skin that comes in contact with diaper before applying diaper. -Avoid rubbing excessively while cleaning the affected area. -Use soft wipes for cleaning rather than any rough cloth. -If the rash is persistent, in spite of this ointment and if the rash spreads to different areas, visit a paediatrician for clinical examination .other probability that it could be dermatitis .this require special management.